Phone call #2

[blueondeck]

[I feel pathetic for doing this, but I'm definitely calling your phone]

Comments

[blueondeck]

Doesn't stop one of them.

[trollininthedeep]

Who knows for certain with these people.

[blueondeck]

[true enough]

They clung on to you quickly as well.

[trollininthedeep]

Any more and they'd be moving in as well.

[blueondeck]

From what you said earlier, looks like at least one already has.

[trollininthedeep]

Temporarily.

[blueondeck]

Going to kick him out?

[trollininthedeep]

He and the brother are looking for their own place.

[blueondeck]

Ah, they're kicking themselves out.

[trollininthedeep]

They are.

[blueondeck]

Lucky.

[trollininthedeep]

Very funny.

[blueondeck]

Oh is it?

[trollininthedeep]

Well, unlike you, they know how to open doors in my place.

[blueondeck]

. . . That's the first time I had to deal with doors like that.

[trollininthedeep]

It's not as if it was that difficult to see which panel was raised slightly so it could slide over as a door.

[blueondeck]

I was tired.

[trollininthedeep]

[all the excuses.]

[blueondeck]

[BUT THEY'RE ALSO TRUE]

[trollininthedeep]

[But if you get rid of all the details the result is still the same that you, a grown man, couldn't open a door.]

[blueondeck]

[I couldn't open a door. It happens]

[trollininthedeep]

[Judging you forever for it and laughing at the memory of you groping at a wall.]

[blueondeck]

[I remember why I dislike you.]

It's not that funny.

[trollininthedeep]

[I'll see if I can make you forget again.]

From my perspective it was. Although depending on how frequently you think you might get landed in my bed, I'll try to remember to keep the doors open.

[blueondeck]

I don't want them open.